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“Ratones de laboratorio”: la radio universitaria como herramienta para divulgar la ciencia en primaria

Authors: Parejo Cuéllar, Macarena; Martín-Pena, Daniel; Núñez Manzano, Cristina; Ortega Pérez, Ana María (Coordinador); García-Prieto, Victoria (Coordinador);

“Ratones de laboratorio”: la radio universitaria como herramienta para divulgar la ciencia en primaria

Abstract

Acercar la ciencia, a través de la radio universitaria, a escolares de primaria de toda la comunidad autónoma de Extremadura. Este ha sido el objetivo del proyecto de divulgación científica “Ratones de Laboratorio”, una iniciativa desarrollada durante el curso académico 2015/2016 y que ha permitido llegar a nueve colegios de la región, y a cerca de medio millar de alumnos entre 3º y 6º de primaria. Se ha tratado de una experiencia con una novedosa metodología de trabajo consistente en la elaboración de espacios radiofónicos donde los protagonistas han sido los propios escolares pero donde previamente estos habían asistido a diversos talleres en los cuales los investigadores de la Universidad de Extremadura explicaban cuestiones científicas de la vida diaria. Este material sonoro ha dado lugar a la confección de un total de 16 programas de radio. Además, los dos mejores espacios han sido reconocidos en la gala de arranque de temporada de la radio-televisión universitaria. En base a los resultados obtenidos, en este artículo se pretende analizar tanto de forma cuantitativa como cualitativa qué ha supuesto esta experiencia para los escolares y analizar cómo influyen acciones como esta en la percepción pública de la ciencia entre la comunidad escolar en edades tempranas.

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Ciencia, Vocaciones científicas, Radio universitaria, Primaria, Divulgación, Colegios, Talleres

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